Fact 1. The main broadcasters RAI and Mediaset were fined for showing too many commercials.
Stop translating in your head and start speaking Italian for real with the only audio course that prompt you to speak.
Fact 2. Fewer people are watching television in Italy. (This fact is related to fact 1., most probably.)
Fact 3. 90% of television in Italy is utter rubbish. ( OK, so it’s not an ‘interesting’ fact, but it’s true – look at the above two facts.)
In my attempts to track down British banger for Alessandro at the 442 pub, I appear to have
While trying to make my WordPress installation a little more secure, I overdid the security on my .htaccess
Some thing distasteful has been going on in Italy this summer. Immigrants coming to Italy over the Mediterranean in boats appear to be being left to die. In one instance some 70 people in a boat bringing people to Italy died as a result of their plight seemingly being ignored.
Four of the five piigs, Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain are beginning to recover from their economic woes.
Is the economy of Italy heading in the right direction? Everyone is asking this question. A better question might be: Is Italy heading in any direction?
The title of this entry can be translated as ‘we are all equal in the eyes of the law’ and it is the motto you will see in displayed in every Italian law court. The problem is that this is just not true.
This Italy resident has a sneaking suspicion that Italy is entering a period of transition. Mario Monti, who was brought in to take over from
Stefano was a happy Italian bear who roamed the mountains and forests between Abruzzo, Lazio and Umbria. He was a well known bear – this
